Items Tagged with 'safety professionals'

While looking forward to future improvements, it is worth thinking about current safety, continuity, and professional reputation.

“Our profession's ethics canons — duty to workers, scientific integrity, transparency, independent professional judgment — get harder, not easier, when AI is in the loop."

The gap between awareness and action is not a training problem, but instead a culture problem. Culture problems always require a different set of tools than a refresher training course or a revised work procedure.

In studying worker behavior as they go about performing their tasks, one may realize that the worker’s attitude was manifested in how they performed their work.

Enthusiasm for AI accompanied by caution, as 90% of safety professionals agree guardrails are needed.

AIHA is trying to help the OEHS community address a “looming” crisis. Among the organization’s 2026 Public Policy Priorities, the crisis concern is ranked third

A significant focus for Bradbury during his tenure at Avetta has been the company’s SMI and CMI.

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you know there is widespread apprehension about AI taking away thousands and thousands, if not millions, of jobs —  whole categories of jobs. 

A retired safety expert shares personal stories on how to remain active in the industry and have a meaningful life after full-time work.

Research has shown that human judgment and decision-making are distorted by biases inherent to cognitive, motivational, and perceptual processes.